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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa133.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.nyrr.org/es/media-center/press-release/2025_0910_tcsnycmproathletefieldupdate\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.nyrr.org/es/media-center/press-release/2025_0910_tcsnycmproathletefieldupdate\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/media-center\/press-release\/2025_0910_tcsnycmproathletefieldupdate","crawl_time":1774717156,"first_indexed_time":1757524217,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"org,nyrr!www,\/es\/media-center\/press-release\/2025_0910_tcsnycmproathletefieldupdate s443","src_root_hash":"13897273556449577333","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"New York Road Runners Announces Olympic Champions Eliud Kipchoge and Sifan Hassan to Join 2025 TCS New York City Marathon Professional Field","meta_descriptions":["2025_0910_TCSNYCMProAthleteFieldUpdate"],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Kipchoge to make his TCS New York City Marathon debut and complete his seventh Abbott World Marathon Majors (AWMM)\nHassan eyes her fourth AWMM title\nNew York, September 10, 2025 –\nNew York Road Runners\n (NYRR)\n, the nonprofit that “runs” New York City producing 60 annual adult and youth races, today announced the addition of Olympic and World Athletics champions\nEliud Kipchoge\nand\nSifan Hassan\nto the\n2025 TCS New York City Marathon\nprofessional athlete field. Two of the world’s most prolific athletes will join a\npreviously announced\nworld-class field that now includes\n51\nOlympians and Paralympians and\n18\nOlympic, Paralympic, and World Championships medalists.\nMen's Open Division\nKenya’s\nKipchoge\n, an 11-time Abbott World Marathon Majors champion with wins in Berlin, Tokyo, London, and Chicago, will make his highly anticipated TCS New York City Marathon debut, the only Major he has yet to race. Widely regarded as the greatest marathoner of all time, Kipchoge captured back-to-back Olympic gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic and 2020 Tokyo Olympic Marathons, becoming only the third man to do so. In between Olympic performances, he ran 1:59:40 at the INEOS 1:59 Challenge to break two hours in the marathon and redefine the limits of human endurance. Upon completion of the TCS New York City Marathon, Kipchoge will earn the coveted Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal, awarded to athletes who finish the original six Major Marathons—Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, and New York.\n“Running the TCS New York City Marathon has been a long-standing goal of mine, and I’m honored to join the tens of thousands of runners who will run through the five\nboroughs\nin November,” said\nKipchoge\n. “I look forward to the city’s energy, its passionate running community, and the challenge of the iconic course.”\nThe former world record holder holds the fastest personal best in the field with a 2:01:09 from the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Kipchoge will face stiff competition from defending champion\nAbdi Nageeye\n, former TCS New York City Marathon champions\nEvans Chebet\nand\nAlbert Korir\n, as well as 2024 Paris Olympic bronze medalist\nBenson Kipruto\n, two-time United Airlines NYC Half champion\nAbel Kipchumba\n, and 2024 London Marathon champion\nAlexander Mutiso\n.\nKipchoge most recently placed ninth at the Sydney Marathon in August.\nWomen's Open Division\nHassan\n, of the Netherlands, will make her TCS New York City Marathon debut following a record-setting victory in Sydney where she ran an event record and became the first woman to run under 2:20 on Australian soil. A threat across any distance, Hassan showcased her impressive range at the 2024 Paris Olympics, medaling in the 5,000m, 10,000m, and marathon, the first woman to complete the trifecta. Over the course of her grueling Olympic schedule, she raced more than 38 miles, capping it off with an Olympic record in the marathon. For her herculean effort, she was named the 2024 World Athletics Woman Athlete of the Year. Hassan made her marathon debut at the 2023 London Marathon, winning the race despite stopping several times mid-race to stretch and in total, has won four of her six career marathons.\n“The TCS New York City Marathon is legendary, and I’m thrilled to take on another Abbott World Marathon Major,” said\nHassan\n. “I love a challenge and am ready to test myself against the world’s best athletes.”\nHassan owns the fastest personal best in the women’s open division field by nearly four minutes but will contend against familiar faces and former TCS New York City Marathon champions\nSheila Chepkirui\n,\nHellen Obiri\n, and\nSharon Lokedi\n. The last time Hassan, Obiri, and Lokedi raced was at the 2024 Paris Olympic Marathon, where Hassan claimed gold, Obiri secured bronze, and Lokedi finished just off the podium in fourth.\nKipchoge and Hassan join this week’s episode of the\nNYRR Set the Pace podcast\n, releasing tomorrow, to discuss their TCS New York City Marathon debuts.\nThe 2025 TCS New York City Marathon women’s professional athlete field is presented by Mastercard®.\nTaking place\nSunday, November 2\n, the TCS New York City Marathon is one of the most inclusive and accessible sporting events in the world, with more than 55,000 athletes running the same course on the same day—from the first to the final finisher—and two million spectators lining the streets of New York City. Last year’s race set an event record with 55,642 finishers, which at the time was the largest marathon in world history.\nBefore more than 55,000 athletes of all ages and paces traverse the five\nboroughs\nfor the TCS New York City Marathon, 2,500 youth ages two to 18 will kick off race week at the marathon’s official youth race, the\nTCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff\n, Sunday, October 26, in Central Park. One of more than 20 free youth events New York Road Runners hosts throughout the year, the TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff will be the nonprofit’s largest youth event with races, dashes, games, and activities for the whole family.\nMen's Open Division\nNAME\nCOUNTRY\nRESIDENCE\nPERSONAL BEST MARATHON\nEliud Kipchoge\nKEN\nKapsabet, Kenya\n2:01:09\nBenson Kipruto\nKEN\nKapsabet, Kenya\n2:02:16\nDeresa Geleta\nETH\nAddis Ababa, Ethiopia\n2:02:38\nEvans Chebet\nKEN\nKapsabet, Kenya\n2:03:00\nAlexander Mutiso\nKEN\nNgong, Kenya\n2:03:11\nAbdi Nageeye\nNED\nNijmegen, Netherlands\n2:04:20 NR\nAlphonce Simbu\nTAN\nArusha, Tanzania\n2:04:38\nSondre Nordstad Moen\nNOR\nOslo\n2:05:48 NR\nFelix Bour\nFRA\nParis\n2:06:46\nMatthias Kyburz\nSUI\nBelp, Switzerland\n2:06:48\nAbel Kipchumba\nKEN\nIten, Kenya\n2:06:49\nBiya Simbassa\nUSA\nFlagstaff, Ariz.\n2:06:53\nAlbert Korir\nKEN\nKapkitony, Kenya\n2:06:57\nTsegay Tuemay\nERI\nFlagstaff, Ariz.\n2:07:35\nEmmanuel Levisse\nFRA\nParis\n2:07:41\nPat Tiernan\nAUS\nRaleigh, N.C.\n2:07:45\nDaniele Meucci\nITA\nPisa, Italy\n2:07:49\nAlex Maier\nUSA\nRaleigh, N.C.\n2:08:33\nJonny Mellor\nGBR\nManchester, England\n2:09:09\nColin Bennie\nUSA\nSan Francisco\n2:09:38\nReed Fischer\nUSA\nBoulder, Colo.\n2:10:14\nJoel Reichow\nUSA\nWhite Bear Lakes, Minn.\n2:10:37\nPasquale Selvarolo\nITA\nAndria, Italy\n2:11:34\nYudai Fukuda\nJPN\nKanazawa, Japan\n2:13:19\nRyan Eiler\nUSA\nBoston\n2:13:36\nMatthew Leach\nGBR\nBrooklyn, N.Y.\n2:15:31\nTim McGowan\nUSA\nBrighton, Mass.\n2:15:40\nSean Grossman\nUSA\nNew York\n2:18:45\nHillary Bor\nUSA\nColorado Springs, Colo.\nDebut\nPatrick Dever\nGBR\nRaleigh, N.C.\nDebut\nCharles Hicks\nUSA\nEugene, Ore.\nDebut\nJoe Klecker\nUSA\nBoulder, Colo.\nDebut\nCharles Philibert-Thiboutot\nCAN\nQuebec City\nDebut\nNR = National Record\nWomen's Open Division\nNAME\nCOUNTRY\nRESIDENCE\nPERSONAL BEST MARATHON\nSifan Hassan\nNED\nSalt Lake City, Utah\n2:13:44 NR\nSharon Lokedi\nKEN\nFlagstaff, Ariz.\n2:17:22\nSheila Chepkirui\nKEN\nKericho, Kenya\n2:17:29\nHellen Obiri\nKEN\nBoulder, Colo.\n2:17:41\nGotytom Gebreslase\nETH\nAddis Ababa, Ethiopia\n2:18:11\nEmily Sisson\nUSA\nProvidence, R.I.\n2:18:23 NR\nVivian Cheruiyot\nKEN\nEldoret, Kenya\n2:18:31\nEdna Kiplagat\nKEN\nLongmont, Colo.\n2:19:50\nSara Hall\nUSA\nFlagstaff, Ariz.\n2:20:32\nSusanna Sullivan\nUSA\nReston, Va.\n2:21:56\nFiona O’Keeffe\nUSA\nRaleigh, N.C.\n2:22:10\nMolly Seidel\nUSA\nFlagstaff, Ariz.\n2:23:07\nAnnie Frisbie\nUSA\nHopkins, Minn.\n2:23:21\nSara Vaughn\nUSA\nBoulder, Colo.\n2:23:24\nFionnuala McCormack\nIRE\nDublin\n2:23:46\nEilish McColgan\nGBR\nDundee, Scotland\n2:24:25\nKellyn Taylor\nUSA\nFlagstaff, Ariz.\n2:24:29\nFabienne Schlumpf\nSUI\nWetzikon, Switzerland\n2:24:30 NR\nStephanie Bruce\nUSA\nFlagstaff, Ariz.\n2:27:47\nElena Hayday\nUSA\nMinneapolis\n2:30:51\nArgentina Valdepeñas\nMEX\nGuadalupe, Mexico\n2:35:16\nKhia Kurtenbach\nUSA\nNew York\n2:39:50\nKaroline Bjerkeli Grøvdal\nNOR\nOslo\nN\/A\nJessica Warner-Judd\nGBR\nLoughborough, England\nDebut\nAmanda Vestri\nUSA\nBoone, N.C.\nDebut\nNR = National Record\n# # #\nAbout New York Road Runners (NYRR)\nA New York City-based nonprofit, New York Road Runners’ vision is to build healthier lives and stronger communities through the transformative power of running – serving nearly a half a million people annually through its races, free community events, youth running initiatives, and school-based programs across the five\nboroughs.\n. During its nearly 70 years, New York Road Runners has grown from a local running club to the world’s premier community running organization, producing more than 60 adult and youth races each year, including the TCS New York City Marathon. Held the first Sunday each November, the TCS New York City Marathon features more than 50,000 runners—from the world’s best professional athletes to a vast range of runners across experience levels, ages, genders, abilities, and backgrounds. 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Two of the world’s most prolific athletes will join a [previously announced](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/media-center\/press-release\/2025_0819_tcsnycmproathletefield) world-class field that now includes  **51**  Olympians and Paralympians and  **18**  Olympic, Paralympic, and World Championships medalists.\n\n**Men's Open Division**\n\nKenya’s **Kipchoge**, an 11-time Abbott World Marathon Majors champion with wins in Berlin, Tokyo, London, and Chicago, will make his highly anticipated TCS New York City Marathon debut, the only Major he has yet to race. Widely regarded as the greatest marathoner of all time, Kipchoge captured back-to-back Olympic gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic and 2020 Tokyo Olympic Marathons, becoming only the third man to do so. In between Olympic performances, he ran 1:59:40 at the INEOS 1:59 Challenge to break two hours in the marathon and redefine the limits of human endurance. Upon completion of the TCS New York City Marathon, Kipchoge will earn the coveted Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal, awarded to athletes who finish the original six Major Marathons—Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, and New York.\n\n“Running the TCS New York City Marathon has been a long-standing goal of mine, and I’m honored to join the tens of thousands of runners who will run through the five *boroughs* in November,” said  **Kipchoge** . “I look forward to the city’s energy, its passionate running community, and the challenge of the iconic course.”\n\nThe former world record holder holds the fastest personal best in the field with a 2:01:09 from the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Kipchoge will face stiff competition from defending champion **Abdi Nageeye**, former TCS New York City Marathon champions **Evans Chebet** and **Albert Korir**, as well as 2024 Paris Olympic bronze medalist **Benson Kipruto**, two-time United Airlines NYC Half champion **Abel Kipchumba**, and 2024 London Marathon champion **Alexander Mutiso**.\n\nKipchoge most recently placed ninth at the Sydney Marathon in August.\n\n**Women's Open Division**\n\n**Hassan**, of the Netherlands, will make her TCS New York City Marathon debut following a record-setting victory in Sydney where she ran an event record and became the first woman to run under 2:20 on Australian soil. A threat across any distance, Hassan showcased her impressive range at the 2024 Paris Olympics, medaling in the 5,000m, 10,000m, and marathon, the first woman to complete the trifecta. Over the course of her grueling Olympic schedule, she raced more than 38 miles, capping it off with an Olympic record in the marathon. For her herculean effort, she was named the 2024 World Athletics Woman Athlete of the Year. Hassan made her marathon debut at the 2023 London Marathon, winning the race despite stopping several times mid-race to stretch and in total, has won four of her six career marathons.\n\n“The TCS New York City Marathon is legendary, and I’m thrilled to take on another Abbott World Marathon Major,” said **Hassan**. “I love a challenge and am ready to test myself against the world’s best athletes.”\n\nHassan owns the fastest personal best in the women’s open division field by nearly four minutes but will contend against familiar faces and former TCS New York City Marathon champions **Sheila Chepkirui**, **Hellen Obiri**, and **Sharon Lokedi**. The last time Hassan, Obiri, and Lokedi raced was at the 2024 Paris Olympic Marathon, where Hassan claimed gold, Obiri secured bronze, and Lokedi finished just off the podium in fourth.\n\nKipchoge and Hassan join this week’s episode of the **[NYRR Set the Pace podcast](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/getinvolved\/set-the-pace-podcast)**, releasing tomorrow, to discuss their TCS New York City Marathon debuts.\n\nThe 2025 TCS New York City Marathon women’s professional athlete field is presented by Mastercard®.\n\nTaking place  **Sunday, November 2** , the TCS New York City Marathon is one of the most inclusive and accessible sporting events in the world, with more than 55,000 athletes running the same course on the same day—from the first to the final finisher—and two million spectators lining the streets of New York City. Last year’s race set an event record with 55,642 finishers, which at the time was the largest marathon in world history.\n\nBefore more than 55,000 athletes of all ages and paces traverse the five *boroughs* for the TCS New York City Marathon, 2,500 youth ages two to 18 will kick off race week at the marathon’s official youth race, the **[TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff](https:\/\/organizations.nyrr.org\/sites\/organization_sites\/b750d955966663228894)**, Sunday, October 26, in Central Park. One of more than 20 free youth events New York Road Runners hosts throughout the year, the TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff will be the nonprofit’s largest youth event with races, dashes, games, and activities for the whole family.\n\n### **Men's Open Division**\n| NAME | COUNTRY | RESIDENCE | PERSONAL BEST MARATHON |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| Eliud Kipchoge | KEN | Kapsabet, Kenya | 2:01:09 |\n| Benson Kipruto | KEN | Kapsabet, Kenya | 2:02:16 |\n| Deresa Geleta | ETH | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | 2:02:38 |\n| Evans Chebet | KEN | Kapsabet, Kenya | 2:03:00 |\n| Alexander Mutiso | KEN | Ngong, Kenya | 2:03:11 |\n| Abdi Nageeye | NED | Nijmegen, Netherlands | 2:04:20 NR |\n| Alphonce Simbu | TAN | Arusha, Tanzania | 2:04:38 |\n| Sondre Nordstad Moen | NOR | Oslo | 2:05:48 NR |\n| Felix Bour | FRA | Paris | 2:06:46 |\n| Matthias Kyburz | SUI | Belp, Switzerland | 2:06:48 |\n| Abel Kipchumba | KEN | Iten, Kenya | 2:06:49 |\n| Biya Simbassa | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:06:53 |\n| Albert Korir | KEN | Kapkitony, Kenya | 2:06:57 |\n| Tsegay Tuemay | ERI | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:07:35 |\n| Emmanuel Levisse | FRA | Paris | 2:07:41 |\n| Pat Tiernan | AUS | Raleigh, N.C. | 2:07:45 |\n| Daniele Meucci | ITA | Pisa, Italy | 2:07:49 |\n| Alex Maier | USA | Raleigh, N.C. | 2:08:33 |\n| Jonny Mellor | GBR | Manchester, England | 2:09:09 |\n| Colin Bennie | USA | San Francisco | 2:09:38 |\n| Reed Fischer | USA | Boulder, Colo. | 2:10:14 |\n| Joel Reichow | USA | White Bear Lakes, Minn. | 2:10:37 |\n| Pasquale Selvarolo | ITA | Andria, Italy | 2:11:34 |\n| Yudai Fukuda | JPN | Kanazawa, Japan | 2:13:19 |\n| Ryan Eiler | USA | Boston | 2:13:36 |\n| Matthew Leach | GBR | Brooklyn, N.Y. | 2:15:31 |\n| Tim McGowan | USA | Brighton, Mass. | 2:15:40 |\n| Sean Grossman | USA | New York | 2:18:45 |\n| Hillary Bor | USA | Colorado Springs, Colo. | Debut |\n| Patrick Dever | GBR | Raleigh, N.C. | Debut |\n| Charles Hicks | USA | Eugene, Ore. | Debut |\n| Joe Klecker | USA | Boulder, Colo. | Debut |\n| Charles Philibert-Thiboutot | CAN | Quebec City | Debut |\n\nNR = National Record\n\n### **Women's Open Division**\n| NAME | COUNTRY | RESIDENCE | PERSONAL BEST MARATHON |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| Sifan Hassan | NED | Salt Lake City, Utah | 2:13:44 NR |\n| Sharon Lokedi | KEN | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:17:22 |\n| Sheila Chepkirui | KEN | Kericho, Kenya | 2:17:29 |\n| Hellen Obiri | KEN | Boulder, Colo. | 2:17:41 |\n| Gotytom Gebreslase | ETH | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | 2:18:11 |\n| Emily Sisson | USA | Providence, R.I. | 2:18:23 NR |\n| Vivian Cheruiyot | KEN | Eldoret, Kenya | 2:18:31 |\n| Edna Kiplagat | KEN | Longmont, Colo. | 2:19:50 |\n| Sara Hall | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:20:32 |\n| Susanna Sullivan | USA | Reston, Va. | 2:21:56 |\n| Fiona O’Keeffe | USA | Raleigh, N.C. | 2:22:10 |\n| Molly Seidel | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:23:07 |\n| Annie Frisbie | USA | Hopkins, Minn. | 2:23:21 |\n| Sara Vaughn | USA | Boulder, Colo. | 2:23:24 |\n| Fionnuala McCormack | IRE | Dublin | 2:23:46 |\n| Eilish McColgan | GBR | Dundee, Scotland | 2:24:25 |\n| Kellyn Taylor | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:24:29 |\n| Fabienne Schlumpf | SUI | Wetzikon, Switzerland | 2:24:30 NR |\n| Stephanie Bruce | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:27:47 |\n| Elena Hayday | USA | Minneapolis | 2:30:51 |\n| Argentina Valdepeñas | MEX | Guadalupe, Mexico | 2:35:16 |\n| Khia Kurtenbach | USA | New York | 2:39:50 |\n| Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal | NOR | Oslo | N\/A |\n| Jessica Warner-Judd | GBR | Loughborough, England | Debut |\n| Amanda Vestri | USA | Boone, N.C. | Debut |\n\nNR = National Record\n\n\\# \\# \\#\n\n### **About New York Road Runners (NYRR)**\nA New York City-based nonprofit, New York Road Runners’ vision is to build healthier lives and stronger communities through the transformative power of running – serving nearly a half a million people annually through its races, free community events, youth running initiatives, and school-based programs across the five *boroughs.*. During its nearly 70 years, New York Road Runners has grown from a local running club to the world’s premier community running organization, producing more than 60 adult and youth races each year, including the TCS New York City Marathon. Held the first Sunday each November, the TCS New York City Marathon features more than 50,000 runners—from the world’s best professional athletes to a vast range of runners across experience levels, ages, genders, abilities, and backgrounds. 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Read our [Privacy Policies](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/privacy-policy)\n\n[Accept]()\n\n## Just Added to Your Cart\n2017 United Airlines NYC Half\n\n[Go To My Cart](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/cartpreview)\n\n## Tiempo de espera agotado\nYour session has timed out due to inactivity.\n\n[Ok]()\n\n[![Powered by Translations.com GlobalLink Web Software]()Powered by GlobalLink Web](https:\/\/www.translations.com\/)","attrs_readable_markdown":"*Kipchoge to make his TCS New York City Marathon debut and complete his seventh Abbott World Marathon Majors (AWMM)*\n\n*Hassan eyes her fourth AWMM title*\n\n**New York, September 10, 2025 – [New York Road Runners](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/) (NYRR)**, the nonprofit that “runs” New York City producing 60 annual adult and youth races, today announced the addition of Olympic and World Athletics champions **Eliud Kipchoge** and **Sifan Hassan** to the  **[2025 TCS New York City Marathon](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/tcsnycmarathon)**  professional athlete field. Two of the world’s most prolific athletes will join a [previously announced](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/media-center\/press-release\/2025_0819_tcsnycmproathletefield) world-class field that now includes  **51**  Olympians and Paralympians and  **18**  Olympic, Paralympic, and World Championships medalists.\n\n**Men's Open Division**\n\nKenya’s **Kipchoge**, an 11-time Abbott World Marathon Majors champion with wins in Berlin, Tokyo, London, and Chicago, will make his highly anticipated TCS New York City Marathon debut, the only Major he has yet to race. Widely regarded as the greatest marathoner of all time, Kipchoge captured back-to-back Olympic gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic and 2020 Tokyo Olympic Marathons, becoming only the third man to do so. In between Olympic performances, he ran 1:59:40 at the INEOS 1:59 Challenge to break two hours in the marathon and redefine the limits of human endurance. Upon completion of the TCS New York City Marathon, Kipchoge will earn the coveted Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal, awarded to athletes who finish the original six Major Marathons—Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, and New York.\n\n“Running the TCS New York City Marathon has been a long-standing goal of mine, and I’m honored to join the tens of thousands of runners who will run through the five *boroughs* in November,” said  **Kipchoge** . “I look forward to the city’s energy, its passionate running community, and the challenge of the iconic course.”\n\nThe former world record holder holds the fastest personal best in the field with a 2:01:09 from the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Kipchoge will face stiff competition from defending champion **Abdi Nageeye**, former TCS New York City Marathon champions **Evans Chebet** and **Albert Korir**, as well as 2024 Paris Olympic bronze medalist **Benson Kipruto**, two-time United Airlines NYC Half champion **Abel Kipchumba**, and 2024 London Marathon champion **Alexander Mutiso**.\n\nKipchoge most recently placed ninth at the Sydney Marathon in August.\n\n**Women's Open Division**\n\n**Hassan**, of the Netherlands, will make her TCS New York City Marathon debut following a record-setting victory in Sydney where she ran an event record and became the first woman to run under 2:20 on Australian soil. A threat across any distance, Hassan showcased her impressive range at the 2024 Paris Olympics, medaling in the 5,000m, 10,000m, and marathon, the first woman to complete the trifecta. Over the course of her grueling Olympic schedule, she raced more than 38 miles, capping it off with an Olympic record in the marathon. For her herculean effort, she was named the 2024 World Athletics Woman Athlete of the Year. Hassan made her marathon debut at the 2023 London Marathon, winning the race despite stopping several times mid-race to stretch and in total, has won four of her six career marathons.\n\n“The TCS New York City Marathon is legendary, and I’m thrilled to take on another Abbott World Marathon Major,” said **Hassan**. “I love a challenge and am ready to test myself against the world’s best athletes.”\n\nHassan owns the fastest personal best in the women’s open division field by nearly four minutes but will contend against familiar faces and former TCS New York City Marathon champions **Sheila Chepkirui**, **Hellen Obiri**, and **Sharon Lokedi**. The last time Hassan, Obiri, and Lokedi raced was at the 2024 Paris Olympic Marathon, where Hassan claimed gold, Obiri secured bronze, and Lokedi finished just off the podium in fourth.\n\nKipchoge and Hassan join this week’s episode of the **[NYRR Set the Pace podcast](https:\/\/www.nyrr.org\/es\/getinvolved\/set-the-pace-podcast)**, releasing tomorrow, to discuss their TCS New York City Marathon debuts.\n\nThe 2025 TCS New York City Marathon women’s professional athlete field is presented by Mastercard®.\n\nTaking place  **Sunday, November 2** , the TCS New York City Marathon is one of the most inclusive and accessible sporting events in the world, with more than 55,000 athletes running the same course on the same day—from the first to the final finisher—and two million spectators lining the streets of New York City. Last year’s race set an event record with 55,642 finishers, which at the time was the largest marathon in world history.\n\nBefore more than 55,000 athletes of all ages and paces traverse the five *boroughs* for the TCS New York City Marathon, 2,500 youth ages two to 18 will kick off race week at the marathon’s official youth race, the **[TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff](https:\/\/organizations.nyrr.org\/sites\/organization_sites\/b750d955966663228894)**, Sunday, October 26, in Central Park. One of more than 20 free youth events New York Road Runners hosts throughout the year, the TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff will be the nonprofit’s largest youth event with races, dashes, games, and activities for the whole family.\n\n### **Men's Open Division**\n| NAME | COUNTRY | RESIDENCE | PERSONAL BEST MARATHON |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| Eliud Kipchoge | KEN | Kapsabet, Kenya | 2:01:09 |\n| Benson Kipruto | KEN | Kapsabet, Kenya | 2:02:16 |\n| Deresa Geleta | ETH | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | 2:02:38 |\n| Evans Chebet | KEN | Kapsabet, Kenya | 2:03:00 |\n| Alexander Mutiso | KEN | Ngong, Kenya | 2:03:11 |\n| Abdi Nageeye | NED | Nijmegen, Netherlands | 2:04:20 NR |\n| Alphonce Simbu | TAN | Arusha, Tanzania | 2:04:38 |\n| Sondre Nordstad Moen | NOR | Oslo | 2:05:48 NR |\n| Felix Bour | FRA | Paris | 2:06:46 |\n| Matthias Kyburz | SUI | Belp, Switzerland | 2:06:48 |\n| Abel Kipchumba | KEN | Iten, Kenya | 2:06:49 |\n| Biya Simbassa | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:06:53 |\n| Albert Korir | KEN | Kapkitony, Kenya | 2:06:57 |\n| Tsegay Tuemay | ERI | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:07:35 |\n| Emmanuel Levisse | FRA | Paris | 2:07:41 |\n| Pat Tiernan | AUS | Raleigh, N.C. | 2:07:45 |\n| Daniele Meucci | ITA | Pisa, Italy | 2:07:49 |\n| Alex Maier | USA | Raleigh, N.C. | 2:08:33 |\n| Jonny Mellor | GBR | Manchester, England | 2:09:09 |\n| Colin Bennie | USA | San Francisco | 2:09:38 |\n| Reed Fischer | USA | Boulder, Colo. | 2:10:14 |\n| Joel Reichow | USA | White Bear Lakes, Minn. | 2:10:37 |\n| Pasquale Selvarolo | ITA | Andria, Italy | 2:11:34 |\n| Yudai Fukuda | JPN | Kanazawa, Japan | 2:13:19 |\n| Ryan Eiler | USA | Boston | 2:13:36 |\n| Matthew Leach | GBR | Brooklyn, N.Y. | 2:15:31 |\n| Tim McGowan | USA | Brighton, Mass. | 2:15:40 |\n| Sean Grossman | USA | New York | 2:18:45 |\n| Hillary Bor | USA | Colorado Springs, Colo. | Debut |\n| Patrick Dever | GBR | Raleigh, N.C. | Debut |\n| Charles Hicks | USA | Eugene, Ore. | Debut |\n| Joe Klecker | USA | Boulder, Colo. | Debut |\n| Charles Philibert-Thiboutot | CAN | Quebec City | Debut |\n\nNR = National Record\n\n### **Women's Open Division**\n| NAME | COUNTRY | RESIDENCE | PERSONAL BEST MARATHON |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| Sifan Hassan | NED | Salt Lake City, Utah | 2:13:44 NR |\n| Sharon Lokedi | KEN | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:17:22 |\n| Sheila Chepkirui | KEN | Kericho, Kenya | 2:17:29 |\n| Hellen Obiri | KEN | Boulder, Colo. | 2:17:41 |\n| Gotytom Gebreslase | ETH | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | 2:18:11 |\n| Emily Sisson | USA | Providence, R.I. | 2:18:23 NR |\n| Vivian Cheruiyot | KEN | Eldoret, Kenya | 2:18:31 |\n| Edna Kiplagat | KEN | Longmont, Colo. | 2:19:50 |\n| Sara Hall | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:20:32 |\n| Susanna Sullivan | USA | Reston, Va. | 2:21:56 |\n| Fiona O’Keeffe | USA | Raleigh, N.C. | 2:22:10 |\n| Molly Seidel | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:23:07 |\n| Annie Frisbie | USA | Hopkins, Minn. | 2:23:21 |\n| Sara Vaughn | USA | Boulder, Colo. | 2:23:24 |\n| Fionnuala McCormack | IRE | Dublin | 2:23:46 |\n| Eilish McColgan | GBR | Dundee, Scotland | 2:24:25 |\n| Kellyn Taylor | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:24:29 |\n| Fabienne Schlumpf | SUI | Wetzikon, Switzerland | 2:24:30 NR |\n| Stephanie Bruce | USA | Flagstaff, Ariz. | 2:27:47 |\n| Elena Hayday | USA | Minneapolis | 2:30:51 |\n| Argentina Valdepeñas | MEX | Guadalupe, Mexico | 2:35:16 |\n| Khia Kurtenbach | USA | New York | 2:39:50 |\n| Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal | NOR | Oslo | N\/A |\n| Jessica Warner-Judd | GBR | Loughborough, England | Debut |\n| Amanda Vestri | USA | Boone, N.C. | Debut |\n\nNR = National Record\n\n\\# \\# \\#\n\n### **About New York Road Runners (NYRR)**\nA New York City-based nonprofit, New York Road Runners’ vision is to build healthier lives and stronger communities through the transformative power of running – serving nearly a half a million people annually through its races, free community events, youth running initiatives, and school-based programs across the five *boroughs.*. 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Boilerpipe Text	Kipchoge to make his TCS New York City Marathon debut and complete his seventh Abbott World Marathon Majors (AWMM) Hassan eyes her fourth AWMM title New York, September 10, 2025 – New York Road Runners (NYRR) , the nonprofit that “runs” New York City producing 60 annual adult and youth races, today announced the addition of Olympic and World Athletics champions Eliud Kipchoge and Sifan Hassan to the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon professional athlete field. Two of the world’s most prolific athletes will join a previously announced world-class field that now includes 51 Olympians and Paralympians and 18 Olympic, Paralympic, and World Championships medalists. Men's Open Division Kenya’s Kipchoge , an 11-time Abbott World Marathon Majors champion with wins in Berlin, Tokyo, London, and Chicago, will make his highly anticipated TCS New York City Marathon debut, the only Major he has yet to race. Widely regarded as the greatest marathoner of all time, Kipchoge captured back-to-back Olympic gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic and 2020 Tokyo Olympic Marathons, becoming only the third man to do so. In between Olympic performances, he ran 1:59:40 at the INEOS 1:59 Challenge to break two hours in the marathon and redefine the limits of human endurance. Upon completion of the TCS New York City Marathon, Kipchoge will earn the coveted Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal, awarded to athletes who finish the original six Major Marathons—Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, and New York. “Running the TCS New York City Marathon has been a long-standing goal of mine, and I’m honored to join the tens of thousands of runners who will run through the five boroughs in November,” said Kipchoge . “I look forward to the city’s energy, its passionate running community, and the challenge of the iconic course.” The former world record holder holds the fastest personal best in the field with a 2:01:09 from the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Kipchoge will face stiff competition from defending champion Abdi Nageeye , former TCS New York City Marathon champions Evans Chebet and Albert Korir , as well as 2024 Paris Olympic bronze medalist Benson Kipruto , two-time United Airlines NYC Half champion Abel Kipchumba , and 2024 London Marathon champion Alexander Mutiso . Kipchoge most recently placed ninth at the Sydney Marathon in August. Women's Open Division Hassan , of the Netherlands, will make her TCS New York City Marathon debut following a record-setting victory in Sydney where she ran an event record and became the first woman to run under 2:20 on Australian soil. A threat across any distance, Hassan showcased her impressive range at the 2024 Paris Olympics, medaling in the 5,000m, 10,000m, and marathon, the first woman to complete the trifecta. Over the course of her grueling Olympic schedule, she raced more than 38 miles, capping it off with an Olympic record in the marathon. For her herculean effort, she was named the 2024 World Athletics Woman Athlete of the Year. Hassan made her marathon debut at the 2023 London Marathon, winning the race despite stopping several times mid-race to stretch and in total, has won four of her six career marathons. “The TCS New York City Marathon is legendary, and I’m thrilled to take on another Abbott World Marathon Major,” said Hassan . “I love a challenge and am ready to test myself against the world’s best athletes.” Hassan owns the fastest personal best in the women’s open division field by nearly four minutes but will contend against familiar faces and former TCS New York City Marathon champions Sheila Chepkirui , Hellen Obiri , and Sharon Lokedi . The last time Hassan, Obiri, and Lokedi raced was at the 2024 Paris Olympic Marathon, where Hassan claimed gold, Obiri secured bronze, and Lokedi finished just off the podium in fourth. Kipchoge and Hassan join this week’s episode of the NYRR Set the Pace podcast , releasing tomorrow, to discuss their TCS New York City Marathon debuts. The 2025 TCS New York City Marathon women’s professional athlete field is presented by Mastercard®. Taking place Sunday, November 2 , the TCS New York City Marathon is one of the most inclusive and accessible sporting events in the world, with more than 55,000 athletes running the same course on the same day—from the first to the final finisher—and two million spectators lining the streets of New York City. Last year’s race set an event record with 55,642 finishers, which at the time was the largest marathon in world history. Before more than 55,000 athletes of all ages and paces traverse the five boroughs for the TCS New York City Marathon, 2,500 youth ages two to 18 will kick off race week at the marathon’s official youth race, the TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff , Sunday, October 26, in Central Park. One of more than 20 free youth events New York Road Runners hosts throughout the year, the TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff will be the nonprofit’s largest youth event with races, dashes, games, and activities for the whole family. Men's Open Division NAME COUNTRY RESIDENCE PERSONAL BEST MARATHON Eliud Kipchoge KEN Kapsabet, Kenya 2:01:09 Benson Kipruto KEN Kapsabet, Kenya 2:02:16 Deresa Geleta ETH Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 2:02:38 Evans Chebet KEN Kapsabet, Kenya 2:03:00 Alexander Mutiso KEN Ngong, Kenya 2:03:11 Abdi Nageeye NED Nijmegen, Netherlands 2:04:20 NR Alphonce Simbu TAN Arusha, Tanzania 2:04:38 Sondre Nordstad Moen NOR Oslo 2:05:48 NR Felix Bour FRA Paris 2:06:46 Matthias Kyburz SUI Belp, Switzerland 2:06:48 Abel Kipchumba KEN Iten, Kenya 2:06:49 Biya Simbassa USA Flagstaff, Ariz. 2:06:53 Albert Korir KEN Kapkitony, Kenya 2:06:57 Tsegay Tuemay ERI Flagstaff, Ariz. 2:07:35 Emmanuel Levisse FRA Paris 2:07:41 Pat Tiernan AUS Raleigh, N.C. 2:07:45 Daniele Meucci ITA Pisa, Italy 2:07:49 Alex Maier USA Raleigh, N.C. 2:08:33 Jonny Mellor GBR Manchester, England 2:09:09 Colin Bennie USA San Francisco 2:09:38 Reed Fischer USA Boulder, Colo. 2:10:14 Joel Reichow USA White Bear Lakes, Minn. 2:10:37 Pasquale Selvarolo ITA Andria, Italy 2:11:34 Yudai Fukuda JPN Kanazawa, Japan 2:13:19 Ryan Eiler USA Boston 2:13:36 Matthew Leach GBR Brooklyn, N.Y. 2:15:31 Tim McGowan USA Brighton, Mass. 2:15:40 Sean Grossman USA New York 2:18:45 Hillary Bor USA Colorado Springs, Colo. Debut Patrick Dever GBR Raleigh, N.C. Debut Charles Hicks USA Eugene, Ore. Debut Joe Klecker USA Boulder, Colo. Debut Charles Philibert-Thiboutot CAN Quebec City Debut NR = National Record Women's Open Division NAME COUNTRY RESIDENCE PERSONAL BEST MARATHON Sifan Hassan NED Salt Lake City, Utah 2:13:44 NR Sharon Lokedi KEN Flagstaff, Ariz. 2:17:22 Sheila Chepkirui KEN Kericho, Kenya 2:17:29 Hellen Obiri KEN Boulder, Colo. 2:17:41 Gotytom Gebreslase ETH Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 2:18:11 Emily Sisson USA Providence, R.I. 2:18:23 NR Vivian Cheruiyot KEN Eldoret, Kenya 2:18:31 Edna Kiplagat KEN Longmont, Colo. 2:19:50 Sara Hall USA Flagstaff, Ariz. 2:20:32 Susanna Sullivan USA Reston, Va. 2:21:56 Fiona O’Keeffe USA Raleigh, N.C. 2:22:10 Molly Seidel USA Flagstaff, Ariz. 2:23:07 Annie Frisbie USA Hopkins, Minn. 2:23:21 Sara Vaughn USA Boulder, Colo. 2:23:24 Fionnuala McCormack IRE Dublin 2:23:46 Eilish McColgan GBR Dundee, Scotland 2:24:25 Kellyn Taylor USA Flagstaff, Ariz. 2:24:29 Fabienne Schlumpf SUI Wetzikon, Switzerland 2:24:30 NR Stephanie Bruce USA Flagstaff, Ariz. 2:27:47 Elena Hayday USA Minneapolis 2:30:51 Argentina Valdepeñas MEX Guadalupe, Mexico 2:35:16 Khia Kurtenbach USA New York 2:39:50 Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal NOR Oslo N/A Jessica Warner-Judd GBR Loughborough, England Debut Amanda Vestri USA Boone, N.C. 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Two of the world’s most prolific athletes will join a [previously announced](https://www.nyrr.org/es/media-center/press-release/2025_0819_tcsnycmproathletefield) world-class field that now includes 51 Olympians and Paralympians and 18 Olympic, Paralympic, and World Championships medalists. Men's Open Division Kenya’s Kipchoge, an 11-time Abbott World Marathon Majors champion with wins in Berlin, Tokyo, London, and Chicago, will make his highly anticipated TCS New York City Marathon debut, the only Major he has yet to race. Widely regarded as the greatest marathoner of all time, Kipchoge captured back-to-back Olympic gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic and 2020 Tokyo Olympic Marathons, becoming only the third man to do so. In between Olympic performances, he ran 1:59:40 at the INEOS 1:59 Challenge to break two hours in the marathon and redefine the limits of human endurance. Upon completion of the TCS New York City Marathon, Kipchoge will earn the coveted Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal, awarded to athletes who finish the original six Major Marathons—Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, and New York. “Running the TCS New York City Marathon has been a long-standing goal of mine, and I’m honored to join the tens of thousands of runners who will run through the five boroughs in November,” said Kipchoge . “I look forward to the city’s energy, its passionate running community, and the challenge of the iconic course.” The former world record holder holds the fastest personal best in the field with a 2:01:09 from the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Kipchoge will face stiff competition from defending champion Abdi Nageeye, former TCS New York City Marathon champions Evans Chebet and Albert Korir, as well as 2024 Paris Olympic bronze medalist Benson Kipruto, two-time United Airlines NYC Half champion Abel Kipchumba, and 2024 London Marathon champion Alexander Mutiso. Kipchoge most recently placed ninth at the Sydney Marathon in August. Women's Open Division Hassan, of the Netherlands, will make her TCS New York City Marathon debut following a record-setting victory in Sydney where she ran an event record and became the first woman to run under 2:20 on Australian soil. A threat across any distance, Hassan showcased her impressive range at the 2024 Paris Olympics, medaling in the 5,000m, 10,000m, and marathon, the first woman to complete the trifecta. Over the course of her grueling Olympic schedule, she raced more than 38 miles, capping it off with an Olympic record in the marathon. For her herculean effort, she was named the 2024 World Athletics Woman Athlete of the Year. Hassan made her marathon debut at the 2023 London Marathon, winning the race despite stopping several times mid-race to stretch and in total, has won four of her six career marathons. “The TCS New York City Marathon is legendary, and I’m thrilled to take on another Abbott World Marathon Major,” said Hassan. “I love a challenge and am ready to test myself against the world’s best athletes.” Hassan owns the fastest personal best in the women’s open division field by nearly four minutes but will contend against familiar faces and former TCS New York City Marathon champions Sheila Chepkirui, Hellen Obiri, and Sharon Lokedi. The last time Hassan, Obiri, and Lokedi raced was at the 2024 Paris Olympic Marathon, where Hassan claimed gold, Obiri secured bronze, and Lokedi finished just off the podium in fourth. Kipchoge and Hassan join this week’s episode of the [NYRR Set the Pace podcast](https://www.nyrr.org/es/getinvolved/set-the-pace-podcast), releasing tomorrow, to discuss their TCS New York City Marathon debuts. The 2025 TCS New York City Marathon women’s professional athlete field is presented by Mastercard®. Taking place Sunday, November 2 , the TCS New York City Marathon is one of the most inclusive and accessible sporting events in the world, with more than 55,000 athletes running the same course on the same day—from the first to the final finisher—and two million spectators lining the streets of New York City. Last year’s race set an event record with 55,642 finishers, which at the time was the largest marathon in world history. Before more than 55,000 athletes of all ages and paces traverse the five boroughs for the TCS New York City Marathon, 2,500 youth ages two to 18 will kick off race week at the marathon’s official youth race, the [TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff](https://organizations.nyrr.org/sites/organization_sites/b750d955966663228894), Sunday, October 26, in Central Park. One of more than 20 free youth events New York Road Runners hosts throughout the year, the TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff will be the nonprofit’s largest youth event with races, dashes, games, and activities for the whole family. ### Men's Open Division \| NAME \| COUNTRY \| RESIDENCE \| PERSONAL BEST MARATHON \| \|---\|---\|---\|---\| \| Eliud Kipchoge \| KEN \| Kapsabet, Kenya \| 2:01:09 \| \| Benson Kipruto \| KEN \| Kapsabet, Kenya \| 2:02:16 \| \| Deresa Geleta \| ETH \| Addis Ababa, Ethiopia \| 2:02:38 \| \| Evans Chebet \| KEN \| Kapsabet, Kenya \| 2:03:00 \| \| Alexander Mutiso \| KEN \| Ngong, Kenya \| 2:03:11 \| \| Abdi Nageeye \| NED \| Nijmegen, Netherlands \| 2:04:20 NR \| \| Alphonce Simbu \| TAN \| Arusha, Tanzania \| 2:04:38 \| \| Sondre Nordstad Moen \| NOR \| Oslo \| 2:05:48 NR \| \| Felix Bour \| FRA \| Paris \| 2:06:46 \| \| Matthias Kyburz \| SUI \| Belp, Switzerland \| 2:06:48 \| \| Abel Kipchumba \| KEN \| Iten, Kenya \| 2:06:49 \| \| Biya Simbassa \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:06:53 \| \| Albert Korir \| KEN \| Kapkitony, Kenya \| 2:06:57 \| \| Tsegay Tuemay \| ERI \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:07:35 \| \| Emmanuel Levisse \| FRA \| Paris \| 2:07:41 \| \| Pat Tiernan \| AUS \| Raleigh, N.C. \| 2:07:45 \| \| Daniele Meucci \| ITA \| Pisa, Italy \| 2:07:49 \| \| Alex Maier \| USA \| Raleigh, N.C. \| 2:08:33 \| \| Jonny Mellor \| GBR \| Manchester, England \| 2:09:09 \| \| Colin Bennie \| USA \| San Francisco \| 2:09:38 \| \| Reed Fischer \| USA \| Boulder, Colo. \| 2:10:14 \| \| Joel Reichow \| USA \| White Bear Lakes, Minn. \| 2:10:37 \| \| Pasquale Selvarolo \| ITA \| Andria, Italy \| 2:11:34 \| \| Yudai Fukuda \| JPN \| Kanazawa, Japan \| 2:13:19 \| \| Ryan Eiler \| USA \| Boston \| 2:13:36 \| \| Matthew Leach \| GBR \| Brooklyn, N.Y. \| 2:15:31 \| \| Tim McGowan \| USA \| Brighton, Mass. \| 2:15:40 \| \| Sean Grossman \| USA \| New York \| 2:18:45 \| \| Hillary Bor \| USA \| Colorado Springs, Colo. \| Debut \| \| Patrick Dever \| GBR \| Raleigh, N.C. \| Debut \| \| Charles Hicks \| USA \| Eugene, Ore. \| Debut \| \| Joe Klecker \| USA \| Boulder, Colo. \| Debut \| \| Charles Philibert-Thiboutot \| CAN \| Quebec City \| Debut \| NR = National Record ### Women's Open Division \| NAME \| COUNTRY \| RESIDENCE \| PERSONAL BEST MARATHON \| \|---\|---\|---\|---\| \| Sifan Hassan \| NED \| Salt Lake City, Utah \| 2:13:44 NR \| \| Sharon Lokedi \| KEN \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:17:22 \| \| Sheila Chepkirui \| KEN \| Kericho, Kenya \| 2:17:29 \| \| Hellen Obiri \| KEN \| Boulder, Colo. \| 2:17:41 \| \| Gotytom Gebreslase \| ETH \| Addis Ababa, Ethiopia \| 2:18:11 \| \| Emily Sisson \| USA \| Providence, R.I. \| 2:18:23 NR \| \| Vivian Cheruiyot \| KEN \| Eldoret, Kenya \| 2:18:31 \| \| Edna Kiplagat \| KEN \| Longmont, Colo. \| 2:19:50 \| \| Sara Hall \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:20:32 \| \| Susanna Sullivan \| USA \| Reston, Va. \| 2:21:56 \| \| Fiona O’Keeffe \| USA \| Raleigh, N.C. \| 2:22:10 \| \| Molly Seidel \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:23:07 \| \| Annie Frisbie \| USA \| Hopkins, Minn. \| 2:23:21 \| \| Sara Vaughn \| USA \| Boulder, Colo. \| 2:23:24 \| \| Fionnuala McCormack \| IRE \| Dublin \| 2:23:46 \| \| Eilish McColgan \| GBR \| Dundee, Scotland \| 2:24:25 \| \| Kellyn Taylor \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:24:29 \| \| Fabienne Schlumpf \| SUI \| Wetzikon, Switzerland \| 2:24:30 NR \| \| Stephanie Bruce \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:27:47 \| \| Elena Hayday \| USA \| Minneapolis \| 2:30:51 \| \| Argentina Valdepeñas \| MEX \| Guadalupe, Mexico \| 2:35:16 \| \| Khia Kurtenbach \| USA \| New York \| 2:39:50 \| \| Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal \| NOR \| Oslo \| N/A \| \| Jessica Warner-Judd \| GBR \| Loughborough, England \| Debut \| \| Amanda Vestri \| USA \| Boone, N.C. \| Debut \| NR = National Record \# \# \# ### About New York Road Runners (NYRR) A New York City-based nonprofit, New York Road Runners’ vision is to build healthier lives and stronger communities through the transformative power of running – serving nearly a half a million people annually through its races, free community events, youth running initiatives, and school-based programs across the five boroughs.. 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Readable Markdown	Kipchoge to make his TCS New York City Marathon debut and complete his seventh Abbott World Marathon Majors (AWMM) Hassan eyes her fourth AWMM title New York, September 10, 2025 – [New York Road Runners](https://www.nyrr.org/es/) (NYRR), the nonprofit that “runs” New York City producing 60 annual adult and youth races, today announced the addition of Olympic and World Athletics champions Eliud Kipchoge and Sifan Hassan to the [2025 TCS New York City Marathon](https://www.nyrr.org/es/tcsnycmarathon) professional athlete field. Two of the world’s most prolific athletes will join a [previously announced](https://www.nyrr.org/es/media-center/press-release/2025_0819_tcsnycmproathletefield) world-class field that now includes 51 Olympians and Paralympians and 18 Olympic, Paralympic, and World Championships medalists. Men's Open Division Kenya’s Kipchoge, an 11-time Abbott World Marathon Majors champion with wins in Berlin, Tokyo, London, and Chicago, will make his highly anticipated TCS New York City Marathon debut, the only Major he has yet to race. Widely regarded as the greatest marathoner of all time, Kipchoge captured back-to-back Olympic gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympic and 2020 Tokyo Olympic Marathons, becoming only the third man to do so. In between Olympic performances, he ran 1:59:40 at the INEOS 1:59 Challenge to break two hours in the marathon and redefine the limits of human endurance. Upon completion of the TCS New York City Marathon, Kipchoge will earn the coveted Abbott World Marathon Majors Six Star Medal, awarded to athletes who finish the original six Major Marathons—Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago, and New York. “Running the TCS New York City Marathon has been a long-standing goal of mine, and I’m honored to join the tens of thousands of runners who will run through the five boroughs in November,” said Kipchoge . “I look forward to the city’s energy, its passionate running community, and the challenge of the iconic course.” The former world record holder holds the fastest personal best in the field with a 2:01:09 from the 2022 Berlin Marathon. Kipchoge will face stiff competition from defending champion Abdi Nageeye, former TCS New York City Marathon champions Evans Chebet and Albert Korir, as well as 2024 Paris Olympic bronze medalist Benson Kipruto, two-time United Airlines NYC Half champion Abel Kipchumba, and 2024 London Marathon champion Alexander Mutiso. Kipchoge most recently placed ninth at the Sydney Marathon in August. Women's Open Division Hassan, of the Netherlands, will make her TCS New York City Marathon debut following a record-setting victory in Sydney where she ran an event record and became the first woman to run under 2:20 on Australian soil. A threat across any distance, Hassan showcased her impressive range at the 2024 Paris Olympics, medaling in the 5,000m, 10,000m, and marathon, the first woman to complete the trifecta. Over the course of her grueling Olympic schedule, she raced more than 38 miles, capping it off with an Olympic record in the marathon. For her herculean effort, she was named the 2024 World Athletics Woman Athlete of the Year. Hassan made her marathon debut at the 2023 London Marathon, winning the race despite stopping several times mid-race to stretch and in total, has won four of her six career marathons. “The TCS New York City Marathon is legendary, and I’m thrilled to take on another Abbott World Marathon Major,” said Hassan. “I love a challenge and am ready to test myself against the world’s best athletes.” Hassan owns the fastest personal best in the women’s open division field by nearly four minutes but will contend against familiar faces and former TCS New York City Marathon champions Sheila Chepkirui, Hellen Obiri, and Sharon Lokedi. The last time Hassan, Obiri, and Lokedi raced was at the 2024 Paris Olympic Marathon, where Hassan claimed gold, Obiri secured bronze, and Lokedi finished just off the podium in fourth. Kipchoge and Hassan join this week’s episode of the [NYRR Set the Pace podcast](https://www.nyrr.org/es/getinvolved/set-the-pace-podcast), releasing tomorrow, to discuss their TCS New York City Marathon debuts. The 2025 TCS New York City Marathon women’s professional athlete field is presented by Mastercard®. Taking place Sunday, November 2 , the TCS New York City Marathon is one of the most inclusive and accessible sporting events in the world, with more than 55,000 athletes running the same course on the same day—from the first to the final finisher—and two million spectators lining the streets of New York City. Last year’s race set an event record with 55,642 finishers, which at the time was the largest marathon in world history. Before more than 55,000 athletes of all ages and paces traverse the five boroughs for the TCS New York City Marathon, 2,500 youth ages two to 18 will kick off race week at the marathon’s official youth race, the [TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff](https://organizations.nyrr.org/sites/organization_sites/b750d955966663228894), Sunday, October 26, in Central Park. One of more than 20 free youth events New York Road Runners hosts throughout the year, the TCS New York City Marathon Kids Kickoff will be the nonprofit’s largest youth event with races, dashes, games, and activities for the whole family. ### Men's Open Division \| NAME \| COUNTRY \| RESIDENCE \| PERSONAL BEST MARATHON \| \|---\|---\|---\|---\| \| Eliud Kipchoge \| KEN \| Kapsabet, Kenya \| 2:01:09 \| \| Benson Kipruto \| KEN \| Kapsabet, Kenya \| 2:02:16 \| \| Deresa Geleta \| ETH \| Addis Ababa, Ethiopia \| 2:02:38 \| \| Evans Chebet \| KEN \| Kapsabet, Kenya \| 2:03:00 \| \| Alexander Mutiso \| KEN \| Ngong, Kenya \| 2:03:11 \| \| Abdi Nageeye \| NED \| Nijmegen, Netherlands \| 2:04:20 NR \| \| Alphonce Simbu \| TAN \| Arusha, Tanzania \| 2:04:38 \| \| Sondre Nordstad Moen \| NOR \| Oslo \| 2:05:48 NR \| \| Felix Bour \| FRA \| Paris \| 2:06:46 \| \| Matthias Kyburz \| SUI \| Belp, Switzerland \| 2:06:48 \| \| Abel Kipchumba \| KEN \| Iten, Kenya \| 2:06:49 \| \| Biya Simbassa \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:06:53 \| \| Albert Korir \| KEN \| Kapkitony, Kenya \| 2:06:57 \| \| Tsegay Tuemay \| ERI \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:07:35 \| \| Emmanuel Levisse \| FRA \| Paris \| 2:07:41 \| \| Pat Tiernan \| AUS \| Raleigh, N.C. \| 2:07:45 \| \| Daniele Meucci \| ITA \| Pisa, Italy \| 2:07:49 \| \| Alex Maier \| USA \| Raleigh, N.C. \| 2:08:33 \| \| Jonny Mellor \| GBR \| Manchester, England \| 2:09:09 \| \| Colin Bennie \| USA \| San Francisco \| 2:09:38 \| \| Reed Fischer \| USA \| Boulder, Colo. \| 2:10:14 \| \| Joel Reichow \| USA \| White Bear Lakes, Minn. \| 2:10:37 \| \| Pasquale Selvarolo \| ITA \| Andria, Italy \| 2:11:34 \| \| Yudai Fukuda \| JPN \| Kanazawa, Japan \| 2:13:19 \| \| Ryan Eiler \| USA \| Boston \| 2:13:36 \| \| Matthew Leach \| GBR \| Brooklyn, N.Y. \| 2:15:31 \| \| Tim McGowan \| USA \| Brighton, Mass. \| 2:15:40 \| \| Sean Grossman \| USA \| New York \| 2:18:45 \| \| Hillary Bor \| USA \| Colorado Springs, Colo. \| Debut \| \| Patrick Dever \| GBR \| Raleigh, N.C. \| Debut \| \| Charles Hicks \| USA \| Eugene, Ore. \| Debut \| \| Joe Klecker \| USA \| Boulder, Colo. \| Debut \| \| Charles Philibert-Thiboutot \| CAN \| Quebec City \| Debut \| NR = National Record ### Women's Open Division \| NAME \| COUNTRY \| RESIDENCE \| PERSONAL BEST MARATHON \| \|---\|---\|---\|---\| \| Sifan Hassan \| NED \| Salt Lake City, Utah \| 2:13:44 NR \| \| Sharon Lokedi \| KEN \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:17:22 \| \| Sheila Chepkirui \| KEN \| Kericho, Kenya \| 2:17:29 \| \| Hellen Obiri \| KEN \| Boulder, Colo. \| 2:17:41 \| \| Gotytom Gebreslase \| ETH \| Addis Ababa, Ethiopia \| 2:18:11 \| \| Emily Sisson \| USA \| Providence, R.I. \| 2:18:23 NR \| \| Vivian Cheruiyot \| KEN \| Eldoret, Kenya \| 2:18:31 \| \| Edna Kiplagat \| KEN \| Longmont, Colo. \| 2:19:50 \| \| Sara Hall \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:20:32 \| \| Susanna Sullivan \| USA \| Reston, Va. \| 2:21:56 \| \| Fiona O’Keeffe \| USA \| Raleigh, N.C. \| 2:22:10 \| \| Molly Seidel \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:23:07 \| \| Annie Frisbie \| USA \| Hopkins, Minn. \| 2:23:21 \| \| Sara Vaughn \| USA \| Boulder, Colo. \| 2:23:24 \| \| Fionnuala McCormack \| IRE \| Dublin \| 2:23:46 \| \| Eilish McColgan \| GBR \| Dundee, Scotland \| 2:24:25 \| \| Kellyn Taylor \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:24:29 \| \| Fabienne Schlumpf \| SUI \| Wetzikon, Switzerland \| 2:24:30 NR \| \| Stephanie Bruce \| USA \| Flagstaff, Ariz. \| 2:27:47 \| \| Elena Hayday \| USA \| Minneapolis \| 2:30:51 \| \| Argentina Valdepeñas \| MEX \| Guadalupe, Mexico \| 2:35:16 \| \| Khia Kurtenbach \| USA \| New York \| 2:39:50 \| \| Karoline Bjerkeli Grøvdal \| NOR \| Oslo \| N/A \| \| Jessica Warner-Judd \| GBR \| Loughborough, England \| Debut \| \| Amanda Vestri \| USA \| Boone, N.C. \| Debut \| NR = National Record \# \# \# ### About New York Road Runners (NYRR) A New York City-based nonprofit, New York Road Runners’ vision is to build healthier lives and stronger communities through the transformative power of running – serving nearly a half a million people annually through its races, free community events, youth running initiatives, and school-based programs across the five boroughs.. During its nearly 70 years, New York Road Runners has grown from a local running club to the world’s premier community running organization, producing more than 60 adult and youth races each year, including the TCS New York City Marathon. Held the first Sunday each November, the TCS New York City Marathon features more than 50,000 runners—from the world’s best professional athletes to a vast range of runners across experience levels, ages, genders, abilities, and backgrounds. To learn more, [visit www.nyrr.org](https://www.nyrr.org/es/).
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